Professional Women’s Hockey League Not for Sale as Co-Founder Walter Is Investigated
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Professional Women’s Hockey League not for sale as co-founder Walter is investigated
TORONTO — There are no plans to sell the Professional Women's Hockey League or change its ownership structure in any way. Stan Kasten, a member of the PWHL's advisory board, confirmed that the governance of the 12-team league would remain stable even a...
Professional Women's Hockey League not for sale as co-founder Walter is investigated
TORONTO — There are no plans to sell the Professional Women’s Hockey League or change its ownership structure in any way. Stan Kasten, a member of the PWHL’s advisory board, confirmed that the governance of the 12-team league would remain stable even as co-founder Mark Walter appears to be selling off pieces of his sports The post Professional Women’s Hockey League not for sale as co-founder Walter is investigated appeared first on Medicine Hat…
Kasten says PWHL's Long-Term Outlook remains “Unchanged”. Stops Short of Addressing Mark Walter Investigation
As PWHL owner Mark Walter faces a federal investigation and offloads the Lakers for a $2.5B profit, Advisory Board Member Stan Kasten tells Black Rosie Media the league's future is "bright." We break down what his statement confirms, what it leaves out, and why the PWHL's single-ownership model is a structural risk worth watching.
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